Lie In a Truth.
They Told Me It Was.
The Truth.
Maybe They Told Me A Lie.
Is There a Lie in Every
Truth.
Or Has the Truth.
Simply Died.
Tobani March 2025.
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Author:
Tobani / Nataiella (Pseudonym) (
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A true write PL - or is it a lie?! heehee.
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Some people tell you somethings true when it’s not .. as it’s just another lie . Sometimes clear when someone’s being honest , other times you might be able to tell if their not being truthful
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In truth it may have never been born. A great play on words and woven wisdom and another way of looking at how we see the world. Nicely written.
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I think it is hard to know what is real. So many different opinions.Good poem made me think
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Interesting dynamic! How much lie stains or cancels out a truth or how much truth to make a lie plausible… thought provoking 🕊🙏🏻
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Excellent my friend! Simple, yet profound and rings wonderfully! Well done, Tobani!!! 🌹👏
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Well written,,Your poem "Lie In a Truth" explores the complexities of truth and deception, questioning whether any truth can exist without an inherent lie. It delves into the uncertainty of what is real and what is fabricated, suggesting a sense of disillusionment with accepted truths.
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Have an amazing day and weekend also,
Thank you
Unsettling profound question!
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Truth and respect seem to have died in our world Tobani.
Andy
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